I am a Belfast based artist working on recycled slate, canvas and Fungi tree brackets. Each piece is original and bespoke, I hand-paint using mainly Acrylics , I also hand-carve the Tree brackets which I forage myself and which is a lovely part of the natural process. I am very happy to do commission pieces. I am deeply inspired by Irish mythology, folklore, indigenous culture, nature /Earth wisdom and the Celtic Wheel and am passionate about promoting and celebrating indigenous Irish culture.
Stefan is a storyteller, tour guide, singer, actor and sculptor. His role is Chieftain of Craggaunowen pre-historic park in county Clare for a large part of the year. He specialises in Ogham, Irish Mythology and live demos of 8th century Brehon Court.
ABOUT THE ARTIST: Jeff Fitzpatrick Adams was born on All Hallows Eve in Belfast, Northern Ireland. He travelled the world as a young man and settled in the rural West of Ireland in 1990. Jeff has been practising Celtic art for more than 40 years. His work is greatly influenced by the early Celtic illuminated manuscript, the Book of Kells, and he utilises various mediums including textiles, wood, stone, metal, parchment and vellum to create original designs. Jeff receives his inspiration from the early Irish Celtic-Christian tradition, Irish Folklore & Mythology, William Morris and the Arts & Crafts Movement of the late 19th century, the inner & outer landscapes of Ireland and his rich imagination...
Aisling Fraser is a medium for this ancient Energetic Healing process FROM THIS LAND that dates back over 6000 years. She is based in her healing space Danuwellness located in Midleton Co. Cork and also travels to where her work takes her holding seasonal gatherings outdoors. She is a traditional healer, reflexologist, Aromatherapist and Body Worker who leads with intuition and heart. Together with Aisling, open up a space to Renew your Cells. BREATHE NEW LIFE INTO YOUR BODY. Renew your inner desire to be free and to align with your true purpose. Wherever you feel stuck, wherever there is old patterning, belief systems holding you back, allow this ancient energetic process to weave freshness into your bodily systems, cleaning,clearing and removing anything that is not in alignment with your true purpose here on earth.
Receive High Healing Transmissions and active living energetic Prayer in a sacred space held by Aisling,
Are you worn out, tired, stuck, held back, anxious, limited, lacking in abundance??? If any of the above is how you feel right now, come join Aisling in intimate gathering or 1 to 1 healing session to set yourself free of the weight and step into your own power.
Aisling is a student of Ger Lyons Global Healer who travels around the world sharing this tradition.
For more information on Aisling’s work see her website
Seán Fitzgerald is an artist and writer in County Donegal. Starting in 1989 and throughout the nineties, Seán began self-publishing ‘Protest’, a heavily illustrated publication that covered issues around equality, feminism, worker’s autonomy, music, political prisoners and more. Past issues are now part of the permanent archived collection in University College Cork Library.
As the 2000s rolled in, Seán began hosting a podcast called ‘Scairt Radio’ (meaning ‘Shout’ in Irish), which was also aired on A-Radio in Athens, Greece. The show interviewed bands and community activists around the world. Each episode featured insights from political activist Mumia Abu-Jamal, who spoke from his perspective as a death row political prisoner.
Throughout the early nineties and beyond,Seán continued illustrating for grassroots community groups, as well as book and album covers. In 2010 Seán began working on a book combining Irish mythology and folklore to tell the story of the Tuatha Dé Danann and Fomorians. This was drawing from folk knowledge passed down through generations rather than just academic sources.
In 2019 this work saw the light of day as the book “The Last Battle of Moytura”. Currently Seán is finishing an extensively illustrated exploration of traditional Irish ritual, which is rooted in hands-on experience and decades of research, drawing from Old and Middle Irish manuscripts as well as folk traditions.My art and writing is very much part of my focus on positive community development by fostering well being through cultural connection. So, I am deeply appreciative of being part of such a supportive community of like minded people within An Comhairle Sióg na hÉireann. Some people today use the word ‘fairy’ as a homophobic taunt and the phrase “away with the fairies” to suggest someone is out of touch with reality or mental illness. I think it is empowering to reclaim words and bring fairy back to the Sidhe and folklore tradition.
Kate Flo Murphy is a photographer, filmmaker, musician and guide from West Cork. Her visual work explores the relationship between body and earth, contemplating the many ways in which the human landscape, specifically the female body, and the natural world are extensions and mirrors of each other. Kate’s imagery provides an intimate perspective on and into the body as a powerful portal and sacred vessel between realms of form and formless.
Kate strives to empower through her healing photoshoots and visual work, and reminds both the observer and participant of our greater need for connection and togetherness, and our innate power on this long and winding journey home to ourselves. Her mission is to support women in their rewilding, to remember, reconnect and reclaim their own true magic and medicine.
Many themes are touched on in her work and these are largely centred around our connection to spirit and earth to assist us in the integration of the spiritual into the physical, on our healing journey to wholeness.
Kate’s photos and empowered embodiment gatherings encourage women to connect with their own body and to deeply root into the immediate landscape that surrounds them.
She is passionate about providing a safe space for women to come into unity, to express authentically with courage and to support one another in integrity for our collective well-being. She creates deep contemplation through portraying the beauty and the pain of this complex human experience beyond words, time and space.
I’m Ali Isaac. I work as an education officer and tour guide at my local county museum. I love history and literature, and spend much of my time in the company of books and old stones. I am particularly drawn to Irish mythology, and my current project, H A G, documents my year in search of An Cailleach.
Songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and comedienne Ursula Burns has been smashing the stereo-typical image of the harp for 25 years by performing and touring the world through the mediums of Music, Theatre, Circus and Comedy. Burns has invented her own wild style of playing and strong captivating live performance in her solo shows. Ursula accidentally fell into comedy when she won the Irish Musical Comedy Awards 2012 and since has been touring her solo shows. As a veteran of Edinburgh festival she got nominated for the Malcolm Hardee Award for comic originality. Burns has 6 solo albums and a wealth of music composed for childrens theatre. A diverse and compelling artist who is not afraid to take risks and push the harp to places it has never dared to venture………….
All of my work, from the artwork, the meditations, the books and to the spaces I hold at workshops or retreats has one common thread which is my deepest wish to carve out a space for you to connect to your deeper, higher self. A space for you to find your centre, your stillness and your clarity. To offer to you a space that gives you greater vision and empowerment, connecting you to your deeper self and to a power greater than your self, regardless of your religious beliefs or none. That can be through meditating on an artwork or limited edition print, through doing a meditation or through reading my books or blog posts. It could be coming along to a workshop or retreat. I believe that this held space is hugely important for us in a world that is so fast-paced and often relentless. I offer you spaciousness to yield to a quieter yin experience.
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